Timber-frame homes:
Excellence and sustainability in the same project

We build exclusive timber-frame homes in Altea and the Costa Blanca. Contemporary design, high-quality finishes and an energy efficiency that traditional construction rarely matches.

A timber-frame home doesn’t look like a timber-frame home

When people hear “timber-frame house”, almost no one pictures what BSG builds. There are no exposed beams unless you want them, no log walls, nothing that evokes a mountain cabin. What there is instead is a minimalist, sophisticated home with the same interior and exterior finishes as any luxury stone or concrete construction but with a structure that performs better in terms of insulation, energy efficiency and sustainability.

At Blues Simon Group, we take this construction style to another level: combining personalized design, technology, and respect for the environment. Each project is tailored to the client: layout, orientation, finishes, and integration into the Mediterranean landscape. We don’t work with fixed models.

Advantages

What makes a timber-frame home different

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Low environmental impact

Timber is a natural, renewable material. Homes built with timber have a significantly lower carbon footprint than conventional concrete construction, and help reduce the environmental impact of the building process.

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High energy efficiency

Timber naturally regulates interior temperature. A well-designed timber-frame home can achieve high energy certification levels, with corresponding savings on climate control over the years.

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Indoor air quality

Timber regulates humidity and improves indoor air quality, creating a healthier and more comfortable environment for those living in the home.

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More agile construction process

Timber construction generates less waste and allows for a cleaner, more controlled process, resulting in greater predictability of timelines and a more orderly site.

Turquesa Homes

a real project on the Costa Blanca

Turquesa Homes is a development of 12 independent, sustainable villas that Blues Simon Group is building alongside AlteArt in Altea. With timber structure and cladding, a bioclimatic pergola, photovoltaic system and high-efficiency joinery, it is a project designed to consume as little as possible without giving anything up.

It is concrete proof that sustainable construction and Mediterranean luxury are not opposing concepts.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Every project is personalised: layout, orientation, finishes, energy efficiency and integration into the surroundings. We don’t work with fixed models.

It depends on the project. The timber construction process is more agile than traditional building — if you’d like an estimate for your specific case, tell us about it and we’ll give you a real answer.

Of course. Timber is the structure, not necessarily the visible finish. It can be combined with natural stone, microcement, stucco or any other material; the final aesthetic is whatever the client chooses.

Yes. Timber-frame homes comply with all structural, thermal and acoustic safety regulations in force in Spain. The materials are treated to be fire and moisture resistant, and the construction systems used are extensively proven in countries with technical requirements exceeding European standards.

Yes. Timber-frame houses comply with all structural, thermal, and acoustic safety regulations. Furthermore, the materials are treated to be fire-resistant and moisture-resistant, offering a level of safety equal to or greater than that of a conventional home.

With the right treatments, maintenance is minimal. The wood is protected against fungi, insects, and moisture. Occasional checks and, if desired, periodic refinishing of the varnish will suffice to maintain its original appearance.

Interested in building a timber-frame home?

Tell us your idea. If you already have a plot, even better but if you’re still in the exploration phase, we can also help you understand what’s possible and what a project like this would involve.